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The temperature, at which a ferromagnetic material entirely loses its magnetic properties, is referred as

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non magnetic point
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curie point
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van revolt point
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none
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Solution

The correct option is A curie point
The temperature, at which a ferromagnetic material entirely loses its magnetic properties, is referred as Curie point. This temperature is a special characteristic of magnetic material and this is different for different magnetic materials. For example 760oC is the Curie point of iron.

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